Although Google has perfected the search engine (or at least made it very very very good at finding exactly what you need), it’s still far

A recent Scientific American article(you need to be a subscriber to read it though) demonstrated one of my favorite caveats about inferring whether something is

Sometimes I imagine how much more depressing my PhD would be without PhD comics. Then I wake up in a cold sweat to happily find

From my slowly-coming-together paper draft: “The effect of capital shocks on the labor market is also ambiguous, even if population and prices are held constant.

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From the MIT student planner (there WILL be a quiz at the end): The penguin is the only bird that can swim, but cannot fly.”

I thought that the spammers ran out of good jokes. But then I saw a few more cute ones: A JOKE! ) How do you

My most recent read is “What Do You Care What Other People Think?”, another collection of anecdotes by Richard Feynman (the the sequel to “Surely